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Edison

The Columbia Encyclopedia, 6th ed. | 2011 | Copyright

Edison township (1990 pop. 88,680), Middlesex co., NE N.J., inc. 1870 as Raritan Township, renamed 1954. Edison's varied manufactures include light trucks, chemicals, metal products, electrical and electronic equipment, machinery, and instruments. Raritan Center is the largest industrial park east of the Mississippi. Menlo Park , the former site of Thomas A. Edison 's laboratories, now is a residential community in the township.

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Edison

A Dictionary of Computing | 2004 | | Copyright

Edison A programming language for designing reliable real-time programs for multiprocessor systems. Edison is block-structured and includes modules, concurrent statements, and when statements.

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Edison

Concise Dictionary of World Place-Names | 2005 | | Copyright

Edison, New Jersey/USA Raritan Renamed in 1954 after Thomas Edison (1847–1931), best known as the inventor of the light bulb and phonograph, who set up his research laboratory here.

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Edison

Oxford Dictionary of Rhymes | 2007 | Copyright

Edison •Masson •flaxen, Jackson, klaxon, Sachsen, Saxon, waxen •Samson •Branson, Jansen, Manson, Nansen •arson, Carson, fasten, parson, sarsen •Bresson, delicatessen, Essen, lessen, lesson •Texan •Belsen, keelson, Nelson •Mendelssohn • Empson •Benson, ensign •Stetson •basin, caisson, chasten, diapason, hasten, Jason, mason •Bateson • handbasin • washbasin •Freemason • stonemason • Nielsen •Stevenson •christen, glisten, listen •Gibson, Ibsen •Blixen, Nixon, vixen •Nilsson, Stillson, Wilson •Nicholson • Simpson • Whitsun •Robinson • Acheson •Addison, Madison •Edison •Atkinson • Dickinson • Alison •Tennyson, venison •unison •caparison, comparison, garrison, Harrison •Ericsson • Morrison •archdiocesan, diocesan •jettison • Davisson •bison, Meissen, Tyson •Michelson • Robson •coxswain, oxen •Mommsen, Thompson •Johnson, Jonson, sponson, Swanson •Watson •coarsen, hoarsen, Orson •boatswain, bosun •Robeson • Jolson • moisten • loosen •Wolfson • Cookson • Hudson •Bunsen • tutsan •Grierson, Pearson •Culbertson • Richardson • Anderson •Jefferson • Ferguson • Rowlandson •Amundsen • Emerson • Jespersen •Saracen • Peterson • Williamson •person, worsen •Bergson • chairperson • layperson •salesperson • sportsperson •spokesperson

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	Edison, Tesla, and the battle of the currents: should electricity be AC or DC? Magazine article from: The Evening Standard (London, England); 2/1/2002
	Edison, Penwest Enter Deal On Orphan Neurological Disorders. Magazine article from: BIOWORLD Today; 11/3/2009
	Edison powers up a plan. (Detroit Edison Co.) Magazine article from: Crain's Detroit Business; 5/25/1998